Why did the Han Dynasty collapse?

The Han Dynasty ruled ancient China during one of its golden ages, but it ultimately collapsed under the weight of both external and internal forces. ... Instead, he put in place new and central governmental bodies which were designed to bring the frontier regions under imperial control. read more

The Han Dynasty ruled ancient China during one of its golden ages, but it ultimately collapsed under the weight of both external and internal forces. read more

First, there were two periods in Han dynasty, the Western Han and Eastern Han. (There’s also a Xin Dynasty in the middle of it, more on that later) To me, both dynasties collapsed because of the constant battle bewteen Consort kin and Eunuchs. read more

From 206 B.C. to A.D. 221, the Han Dynasty saw advancements in technology, philosophy and trade. However, internal and external influences caused the collapse of the Han Dynasty in the year A.D. 221. The reasons for this Chinese dynasty's collapse range from apathetic rulers to aggression from outside hordes. read more